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Using Mathematica, does anyone know how to scale the axis equally in 2D graphs so that the grid formes perfect squares?
To scale a 2D graph in Mathematica, you can use the ScalingFunctions option in the Plot or ListPlot functions. This option allows you to specify a scaling function for the x-axis, y-axis, or both. You can also use the ScalingFunctions option in combination with the PlotRange option to further customize the scaling of your graph.
Yes, you can scale a graph with a logarithmic axis in Mathematica by using the ScalingFunctions option. For example, to create a log-scaled x-axis, you can use the ScalingFunctions -> "Log" option in the Plot function. You can also specify a base for the logarithmic scaling by using the ScalingFunctions -> {"Log", base} option.
To resize a graph in Mathematica, you can use the ImageSize option in the Plot or ListPlot functions. This option allows you to specify the width and height of the graph in pixels. You can also use the ImageSize option in combination with the AspectRatio option to maintain the aspect ratio of the graph when resizing.
Yes, it is possible to scale a specific part of a graph in Mathematica by using the PlotRange option. This option allows you to specify the range of values for the x-axis and y-axis that will be displayed in the graph. You can also use the PlotRange option in combination with the ScalingFunctions option to further customize the scaling of the specific part of the graph.
Yes, you can animate the scaling of a graph in Mathematica by using the Manipulate function. This function allows you to create interactive animations by changing the values of variables. You can use the Manipulate function to change the scaling functions or the plot range of a graph, thus animating the scaling of the graph.